The Truth Seeker

26/06/2026

Israeli forces continue to commit genocide against Palestinians by deliberately targeting children in the Gaza Strip, an independent United Nations Commission of Inquiry has found.

19/05/2026

19/05/2026

05/05/2026

Sky News, the BBC and others are reporting that Counter-terror police are investigating an arson incident at a former synagogue in east London this morning.

Watch this breaking report and tell me where it mentions the following FACTS:

- this ‘Nelson Street Synagogue’ ceased
regular worship in early 2020
- in February 2026 the building was purchased and is currently owned by the Ashaadibi Education & Cultural Centre (a local Muslim group).
- the group is actively raising funds for completion and upgrades to turn the building into a mosque, community hub, and education centre.

As with the Golders Green attacks, the link to violence and faiths other than Judaism is being silenced in a hierarchy of racism.

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02/05/2026

3 victims
2 Jewish
1 Muslim
And there we have it.. there's no hiding from this anymore

01/05/2026

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01/05/2026

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30/04/2026

Sharia Law and it's threat to the UK - Shomrim (The Jewish Police force operating in North London) and Beth Din (The Jewish version of Sharia Law)

Both Sharia councils and Jewish Beth Din courts use the same British law—the Arbitration Act 1996. This allows people to settle civil disputes (like divorce or business rows) through religious scholars.
If both sides agree, the decision is legally binding in a UK court. But you only hear about the "danger" of this when it involves Islam.

Beth Din has been operating in the UK for decades. It is essentially a court that makes legal decisions between members of the Jewish community.
As with Sharia Law, the people participating must agree to the legal authority to manage their case. Without this the default would be the UK court system.

Shomrim is the Jewish Police force, made up of volunteers and funded by the Jewish community. They have marked vehicles and work closely with the Met police.

But domestic perception is being carefully crafted. Because the UK government maintains a strong alliance with Israel, Jewish institutions are framed as integrated and "safe."

Conversely, Islam is often framed through the lens of conflict. By making "Sharia" a dirty word, the media creates a hierarchy where one religion is trusted to self-regulate, while the other is treated with constant suspicion.

Fairness and equality mean applying the same standard to everyone. If we are okay with religious arbitration and community safety patrols for one group, we cannot use them as a weapon to demonise another.
It’s time to stop falling for the headlines and start looking at the laws that already exist for everyone.

I don't support Sharia Law, but I don't support this Beth Din either. But then I'm not Muslim or Jewish. So I guess if I was either of those, I would appreciate the recognition that our religions and customs are different and therefore require some level of input from our religious entities in deciding what is fair and equal.

There are those that say UK law should always apply to anyone living within the UK. And that is not a nasty view to take. But when it's only applied to one religion while another is given free reign, this isn't equal or fair. It is discrimination against a people based on their religion.

Don't fall for the narrative.

29/04/2026

What are countries?

We are all taught geography at school. We all know that every piece of land has been given a name that we refer to as the country it exists in.

But who decided what area of land should be incorporated into which country?

Who decided what country or nation a group of people belonged to?

Did you know, countries didn't really exist up until around 100 years ago?

Before this time we had kingdoms. An area of land occupied by a specific group who referred to themselves as members of that particular kingdom.
Take England as an example, there were numerous kingdoms spread throughout the land, each with their own leader, distinct customs, traditions and culture that were separate or different from those of neighbouring kingdoms around them.

This was the same all over the world until one day, someone decided that we should all unite for the benefit of the nation, to defend our nation against other nations. In order to protect ourselves from powerful kingdoms looking to invade our lands. Having a unified nation of kingdoms helped achieve that security.
And that's when countries were born.
The kingdoms of England, Wales and Scotland all united to form the United Kingdom that we know today.

Before 1914, you could travel across the whole world without even needing a passport or ID.

This originally started in France, before this happened, only 2% of the population living in what we know today as France actually spoke french. There was a complete mixture of language and dialect used in the region prior to this unification of french kingdoms.

And now today we see the consequences of land that has been carved up into nations where the people within those nations don't necessarily belong to the same cultural make up of the majority of people living there.

An example of this would be somewhere like Lebanon.
Originally predominantly Christian people lived in the area, and a few areas where Muslims had also settled. They viewed themselves as different kingdoms or tribes until some bright spark decided to draw a line around them and call it Lebanon, bringing all the people within that area together as one nation. Christians and Muslims as part of one nation. 2 very different cultures, different ways of life, and characteristics.

In Africa and the Middle East, the land was carved up by British and French bureaucrats to divide resources between themselves.

What was the consequence of that?
Border disputes, civil war, religious extremism.